When your furnace won’t start, the idea of do-it-yourself furnace repair in Santa Clarita, California, can appear extremely overwhelming.

Fortunately, if you find you need help from a heating and cooling pro in Santa Clarita, California, Verona HVAC is here to assist you! We repair most brands and models of heating systems and also provide emergency furnace repair.

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If it’s the right time for a new heating system instead of repair, Verona HVAC also delivers reliable furnace installation in Santa Clarita, California.

While you’re talking with us, think about a regular furnace maintenance plan that may help you avoid unnecessary repairs and give you peace of mind during the colder months. We can tell you how regularly your furnace should have a tune-up from one of our certified pros.

How do you know if you need heating repair? Read the easy guide below.

8 Ways to Tell if Your Home Needs Furnace Repair

1. Some zones of your home are stubbornly cold.

Your furnace should warm every room in your home. If it’s not and some rooms in your home stay too cold, reach out to one of our HVAC technicians for furnace maintenance or repair.

2. You start having high energy bills for no reason.

If you aren’t really using your furnace more, but your home heating bills are increasing more than they should, it could be that your furnace is inefficient and requires repair.

3. Unusual noises come from the furnace.

All home comfort systems make some noise, but if your furnace starts to make odd noises—especially clanging—it’s a sign you need it examined by an expert.

4. Your heating system keeps turning off and on.

Called short cycling, a furnace that keeps starting and stopping instead of turning on and running steadily through its cycle most likely requires repair from an experienced HVAC technician like the team members at Verona HVAC.

5. The heating system won’t start.

If your furnace will not start, that’s definitely a sign you should get HVAC repair. If it turns out you need furnace replacement, our HVAC technicians in Santa Clarita can help you pick a new energy-efficient furnace that’s a good match for your home.

6. Water leaks around your HVAC system.

Any type of water leaking from your furnace is a sign there’s something amiss that needs prompt HVAC repair. We’ll give you a diagnosis and present your repair options, so you can choose which course of action is right for your home and budget.

7. Your heating system smells weird.

Furnaces shouldn’t stink. If there’s a persistent foul smell coming from your furnace, it’s a sign you need repair. If you think you smell gas or an eggy smell, it could be a gas leak and demands immediate action: evacuate your home right away and contact us for help once you have gotten to safety.

8. Not enough air is coming from vents in your home.

From problems with your ventilation system to issues with your furnace’s blower motor or a clogged furnace filter, insufficient or weak airflow from vents could be caused by a number of problems that may require HVAC repair, system maintenance or furnace installation.

FAQ: Furnace Repair

Common signs include uneven heating, new or loud sounds coming from the unit, frequent cycling, odd smells when the heat runs, or a sudden rise in energy bills. If your system isn’t keeping up, it’s smart to have a technician inspect it.

If you smell gas or a carbon monoxide alarm goes off, shut the system down, leave the home, and call your gas utility and a licensed HVAC professional. For non-emergency issues, it’s often okay to run it briefly, but it may lead to a bigger repair.
This can happen due to incorrect thermostat mode, a dirty air filter, ignition issues, a flame sensor issue, or a tripped high-limit switch. A technician can pinpoint the cause and recommend the proper repair.
Many repairs can be completed in a single appointment, but the timeline depends on the type of failure, how easy the unit is to service, and parts availability. After diagnosing the problem, your technician can give you a realistic timeframe.
A furnace may be a better candidate for replacement if it needs frequent repairs, is near the end of its expected service life, or has major component issues. If the problem is isolated and the system has been reliable, repair is often the most practical route. A pro can help you weigh efficiency, reliability, and long-term costs.

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Followed our troubleshooting guide but your furnace still won’t work?

Call us today or contact us online. We’ll come out and figure out the problem.

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